With the parents of Albert Hovhannisyan, who died in the 44-day war, we discussed the future fate, form and content of Albert's painting on the wall of the Victory Park, what it will look like conceptually, and we also discussed the place. Yerevan Mayor's spokesperson Julieta Azaryan mentioned this today, on September 29. "The conversation was very constructive, we received a positive response. Improvement works are ongoing in that part of the park. We will listen to suggestions from the parent, he must present how he imagines, re-paint the image or it will look different. We will also give offers from other circles. We have discussed several options, we have not found the final solution and we have not reached the final stage," he said. The speaker mentioned that the picture was removed from the wall, because not only the wall needs to be repaired, but also the adjacent area, as well as artistic lighting. "For 30 years, nothing has been done in that area, it has never been thoroughly repaired. In that context, there will be an update of the lighting system up to the section of Babayn street," he said. Azaryan answered the question: in what time frame will the problem be solved? "It will probably last until October." Earlier, it was reported that about a week ago, the picture of the legendary hero Albert Hovhannisyan was erased from the wall of the "Haghtanak" park, which caused serious public dissatisfaction. The father of Albert Hovhannisyan, a participant of the 44-day war, Artak Hovhannisyan, reflected on the meeting with Julieta Azaryan on his Facebook page, stating: "During the meeting, I received the necessary clarifications and we had a constructive conversation. We also discussed the issue related to the picture format. Probably, after discussing the issue, an appropriate decision will be made. During the meeting, it was also important to get a clear understanding of the problem and learn about the next steps. After receiving the final result of the discussion, I will inform the press and concerned citizens. I thank all the people who are always by the side of the hero and my family. Your every word and support gave us strength. Thank you for being there. And the public demand will remain until the painting is restored."